Putting words on paper is hard. No matter how creative you are, or how skilful you are with words, finishing a project will eventually come down to your ability to just keep typing. On some days this can seem impossible. You know you won’t write anything good, or you don’t have the energy, and every
Writing a novel takes work. Every successful author has had a point where they wanted to stop writing and go eat, sunbathe, bounce a rubber ball against a wall, or do anything that means they don’t have to face more blank pages. But finishing your work means powering through, forcing yourself to work even when
Competitions are a touchy subject for most writers. There are a few reasons, but the most prevalent is that it’s just plain scary volunteering to have your work judged. On top of that, the majority of competitions cost money to enter, easily putting off less-experienced writers. But less-experienced writers are the ones who have most
You want to know how to make a living as a writer, every author does. Store shelves are heaving with novels, over 20 million Kindles have been sold in America, and you can’t get on the train without seeing books everywhere. Someone has to be selling their work by the crate, so why isn’t it
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